This artwork features a three-dimensional wooden carving of an elephant facing forward, utilizing dark, highly textured wood to mimic the animal's wrinkled skin, which contrasts sharply with its smooth, lighter-colored tusks. The carving is centrally mounted on a rectangular inner panel that features a light, natural wood-grain finish, which is in turn bordered by a wider, solid dark brown background. Adding to its unique design, the piece incorporates light-wood cylindrical dowels attached horizontally across both the top and bottom edges, giving the plaque the distinct aesthetic of a traditional unrolled scroll. Finally, the word "Sri Lanka" is elegantly inscribed in a light, cursive font in the bottom right corner of the dark brown border, completing this freestanding decorative piece.